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Co-located with the 11th IEEE European Symposium on Security and Privacy (EuroS&P 2026), the workshop aims at exploring security and risk assessment in identity management systems

World Models are a rapidly growing area of contemporary AI: systems that generate video and interactive environments as synthetic training worlds for robots. This talk opens up this new technical and media form to historical critique.

Electronic health records, telehealth platforms and IA are fundamentally reconfiguring clinical space and time — with far-reaching implications for healthcare chaplains. This presentation discusses current research on and responses by the professional community to this development.

The seminar intends to offer some reflections on solitude and communion through the lens of Marie-Dominique Chenu, an eminent historian of medieval theology and philosophy, as well as an "intellectuel engagé" active in Paris in the labor movement during the 1940s.

Elena Nieto Hernandez, Andrea Bonzi and Gianpietro Maddinelli are taking part in the largest conference dedicated to the world of single photons, from generation and detection technologies to their applications

Rossana Dell’Anna, Sara Hejazi, and Richard Hall-Wilton participate in the 9th edition of the European Academy of Religion’s Conference on Religion and (In)equalities (EuARe2026), in a panel that seeks to explore non-dualism as a cross-cutting paradigm between physics and metaphysics, capable of fostering fruitful dialogue across disciplines and religious traditions that are often perceived as distant from one another.

Researchers from the FBK Center for Religious Studies are participating in several open panels at the 9th Conference of European Academy of Religion (EuARe), “Religion and (In)equalities”

Federica Mantegazzini is speaking at Speck&Tech 86: ‘Qubit or not Qubit?’, an event dedicated to quantum computing, to explain how quantum computers work, what sets them apart from traditional computers, and what opportunities they might offer in the future. An accessible introduction to one of the most innovative frontiers of contemporary technology.

How do tax incentives for high-skilled migrants affect income inequality? This paper examines Italy's preferential tax regime (2016–2022) using microsimulation methods to reveal the distributional consequences — across Gini coefficients, top income shares, and tax progressivity — of policies designed to attract mobile talent.

Elisa Ricci will give a keynote speech during the opening ceremony of SpliTech 2026, entitled ‘Rethinking Multimodal AI Models: Beyond Accuracy, Towards Trust’, dedicated to the new challenges of multimodal AI and the need for increasingly reliable, transparent and responsible models.

Machine learning and artificial intelligence are transforming everyday life and influencing not only the way we interact with images, texts and objects from the past and present, but also the way we read and interpret art history.

Solitude and community are intimately connected in the practice of tradition and authority in (Theravada) Buddhism, which is based on a variety of shared practices of hierarchy, authority, and relationships of power. The idea of tradition remains essential to thinking as well about modern politics and ethics.